thanks to my scholarship, I am fulfilling my dream.

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Thanks to my scholarship, I am fulfilling my dream.
2008 annual report
It wasn’t that long ago when
April
Bowman was a high school student at
Mariner High School in Everett. She wanted to
attend college but money was an issue, and
she didn’t grow up in a college-going culture to
help her understand the ins and outs of selecting
and applying for schools. Still, her parents were
supportive, and April was in the first cohort of
students awarded College Success Foundation
scholarships under the Achievers Program.
Today, after graduating from the University of
Washington, she has returned to Mariner as
a College Preparatory Advisor for CSF. April is
giving back by helping students become collegeready and prepare for college by coordinating
the application process, assisting with the
financial aid forms, and mentoring them through
the high school-to-college transition. “I love the
energy of the students,” she observes, “and I
love that I’m having an impact on their lives.”
”
Thanks to my scholarship, I have a career that doesn’t feel
like work. I am helping people and serving as a role model
to students in my community.
”
—
a p r i l b o w m a n CSF College Preparatory Advisor and Achievers Scholarship Alumna
College Su ccess Foundation
Pe rform an ce Sco re Card (thro ug h D ecemb er 2008)
1,291
Graduates with bachelor ’s Degr ees
As we enter our ninth year as an organization, the College
1,400
Success Foundation is in 14 municipalities across Washington
1,200
600
Foundation and Washington State Mentors.
We thank the many individuals and organizations who have joined us on our
quest, including long-term benefactors—the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
Costco Wholesale, and Chateau Ste. Michelle. We also wish to acknowledge
the exceptional contributions of our Board member—The Honorable Gary
Locke—who has championed the Governors’ Scholarship for Foster Youth over
the years and who is serving the nation as U.S. Secretary of Commerce. And we
honor our many volunteers, especially our high school and college mentors, who
provide ongoing guidance and support to our scholars.
Thanks to the scholarships, mentoring, and support our scholars have received,
they are able to achieve their goal of a college education and fulfill their career
and life dreams.
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800
include two supporting organizations—the DC College Success
In 2008 we examined how the College Success Foundation does its work, month
after month, student by student. After collecting and examining the feedback
from constituents, we created a forward-looking 12-year plan to increase
organizational efficiency while improving our services to all our students. We
are in the process of rolling out a more broad-based outreach within the state for
high-need school districts.
1,291
1,000
State, manages five scholarship programs, and has grown to
At the end of 2008, we have disbursed over $85 million to low-income, highpotential students for scholarships. With those funds, we have awarded 5,461
scholarships and seen nearly 1,300 graduate.
C u m u l at i v e G r a d u at e s
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Chair and CEO
Vice Chair
President and COO
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2008
Sch olar ships Awarded
C u m u l at i v e s c h o l a r s h i p s awa r d e d
( i n c l u d e s D C CSF f o r 2 0 0 8 )
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3,850
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$85,400,000
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2008
Disbur sed to Students for Scholar ships
C u m u l at i v e m i l l i o n s o f d o l l a r s
disbursed for scholarships
$100.0
$85.4
$80.0
$68.3
$60.0
$52
$38.5
$40.0
Bob CravesAnn Ramsay-JenkinsDeborah J. Wilds, Ph.D.
2005
$20.0
$0.0
$25.7
$2.3
2001
$6.9
$14.2
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2008
The scholarship programs of the College Success
Foundation are fulfilling students’ dreams.
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C o l l eg e s ucce s s f o u n d at io n 2 0 0 8 a n n u a l rep ort
Each of our scholarship programs is designed to provide
students with the preparation, tools, and financial
resources they need to complete their college degrees.
Ac h i ev er s S ch o lar sh i p p rogra m ... A non-traditional, multifaceted
scholarship program that supports students from 16 high schools with high
percentages of low-income students and funded by a 15-year grant from the Bill
& Melinda Gates Foundation.
C h at eau S t e. Mi ch elle S c hol a rs hi p f u nd ... A scholarship that
has traditionally benefited underrepresented students of color with the goal of
broadening diversity at the University of Washington and Washington State
University. In the future the scholarship will be broadened to include all postsecondary institutions in the state.
C o st co S ch o lar sh i p Fund ... A long-standing scholarship program that
brings the business community and individuals together to help underrepresented
students of color at the University of Washington and Seattle University.
Go v er no r s’ S ch o lar sh i p f or F os t er You t h... A scholarship
program that helps young men and women from foster care in Washington
State continue their education and earn a college degree despite the often
extraordinary challenges they face.
Leader sh i p 1000... A scholarship program funded by individuals,
foundations, or businesses which provides four-year scholarships to deserving
students who need assistance attending any college in Washington State.
Co llege suc c ess fo undat io n 2008 annual repo rt
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achievers scholarship program
The Washington State Achievers Scholarship is an innovative multi-year,
multi-level program designed to encourage low-income, high-potential
students to obtain bachelor’s degrees.
Created in 2001 and funded by a 15-year $120 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
the Achievers Scholarship Program redefines how students in 16 Washington State schools discover and
qualify for college scholarships. Recipients are selected on non-traditional measures designed to identify which
students are most likely to succeed in college.
The Achievers Program starts early with college awareness and preparation for students who otherwise
might not fully understand the college entry process. Specific programs, such as HERO for underrepresented
students, especially young men of color, offer opportunities and promise at a time when many students start
dropping out of school.
As students progress, they receive academic and mentoring support. The mentoring continues into college
to help them succeed. It concludes with alumni networking programs and post-baccalaureate career and
graduate education guidance.
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Thanks to my scholarship, I can continue my education,
”
not just for myself, but for the entire community.
—
r ay c o r o n a
achi evers scholar s h ip p r o g r am
3 9 6 1 sch o l a r s h i ps s i n c e 2 0 0 1
8 4 0 g r a du at e s at e n d o f 2 0 0 8
$120 million raised
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A senior at Mariner High School in Everett,
Ray Corona was excited and nervous
about the prospect of being selected for an
Achievers Scholarship. He knew it would be
difficult especially since English was a challenge
for him.
Not to be discouraged, Ray worked on his
application essays every day for a month at
the school’s career center, met the additional
Achievers requirements, and was awarded a
scholarship. “My goal was to get into college,”
he observes, “and now I can work to promote
education with other students from the Hispanic
community.” Ray is planning to attend Western
Washington University in the fall.
On the left, Ray Corona, Achievers Scholar Candidate and Mariner High
School senior; at right, College Success Foundation College Preparatory
Advisor April Bowman and, at center, College Preparatory Associate Riley
Haggard, both Achievers alumni, pictured at Mariner High School
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Alex Bountharath
has never been
afraid of hard work. He worked two jobs in high
school to raise money to help pay for college.
Alex had assumed he would have to maintain
this same workload once he got to college, even
though it would interfere with his studies and his
extracurricular life.
With help from the Chateau Ste. Michelle
Scholarship, he attended Washington State
University where he was a residential advisor
and worked as a Multicultural Student Mentor
for the Asian American Pacific Islander Student
Center. He received his degree in Communications
with a minor in Hospitality Business Management
in four years, thus becoming the first person
in his family to graduate from college. Today,
he works for Holland America Cruise Lines and
Bellevue Radio, Inc.
L-R: Chateau Ste. Michelle President and CEO Ted Baseler with
Chateau Ste. Michelle Scholarship alumnus Alex Bountharath
pictured at the winery
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chateau ste. michelle scholarship fund
By providing financial support that reaches throughout the state, Chateau
Ste. Michelle—led by President and CEO Ted Baseler—advocates for
increasing diversity at our state’s colleges and universities.
For the past seven years, Chateau Ste. Michelle has worked in partnership with the College Success Foundation
to provide scholarships to underrepresented minority students at the University of Washington and Washington
State University through its annual Chateau Ste. Michelle Diversity Dinner. Beginning in 2009, the Chateau Ste.
Michelle Scholarship Fund will broaden its focus to provide four-year diversity scholarships to underrepresented,
low-income minority students in Washington to attend any college or university in our state under the auspices of
the Leadership 1000 Scholarship Program of the College Success Foundation.
“At Chateau Ste. Michelle we are committed to the belief that diversity is key to our success as a business,”
notes Baseler. “Unfortunately, higher education is often inaccessible to the families of underrepresented minority
students. These deserving individuals should not be denied the opportunities for learning and discovery that are
available to their peers in a university setting.”
”
Thanks to my scholarship, I got the breathing room I
needed in college to do everything from spending time in
”
the library to participating in community assistance.
—
AL e x b o u n t h a r a t h
c h ateau s te. mic h el l e sch o l ar s h ip f u n d
1 0 7 sch o l a r s hi ps si nce 2001
6 2 g r a du at e s at e nd of 2008
$ 2 .5 m i l l i o n r ai se d
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costco sc holarship fund
Since 2000, Costco Wholesale has teamed with the University of
Washington and Seattle University to create scholarships for high
achieving, underrepresented students.
The goal of the Costco Scholarship Fund is to assist the universities with the balance of diversity on their
campuses. A supporter of the College Success Foundation from the very start, Costco has demonstrated its
commitment to offer deserving students access to college.
Each year, the company hosts the Costco Scholarship Breakfast that brings together nearly 1000 members
of the business and philanthropic community, providing funding for hundreds of scholarships.
“We believe in the power of education and its impact upon the future of our country,” says Costco
President and CEO Jim Sinegal. “Through the Costco Scholarship, young men and women from diverse
backgrounds are able to graduate from college and ultimately broaden the diversity of an educated
workforce in our communites.”
”
Thanks to my scholarship, I was able to experience college and
approach my future in an entirely different way—to go where I
”
wanted to go and learn what I wanted to learn.
cost co scholarsh ip f u n d
9 0 2 sch o l a r s h i ps s i n c e 2 0 0 1
3 5 0 g r a du at e s at e n d o f 2 0 0 8
$ 1 8 .9 m i l l i o n r a i s e d
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—
Elizabeth Carbajal
Elizabeth Carbajal had always
dreamed about attending college, but her family
was poor. Her mother had to work hard to make
ends meet, but her family was committed to
seeing her and her sister have the opportunity to
get an education.
Thanks to her Costco Scholarship, Elizabeth
attended the University of Washington where
she double-majored in sociology and art. After
graduation, she was hired by Costco and has
worked there for three-and-a-half years as an
inventory control specialist. “The scholarship
changed my life,” she notes.
L-R: Costco Senior Vice President Ecommerce & Publishing Ginnie
Roeglin with Costco Scholarship alumna Elizabeth Carbajal
pictured in the Ecommerce/Publishing offices of Costco Wholesale
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Lane Shtelen spent the first eight years
of her life living alone with her grandparents
in Ukraine. Then suddenly she was whisked
away by her parents to the U.S. and thrust into
a life with a family she hardly knew. After some
troubling times and a chaotic family situation,
she entered foster care at the age of 14.
Over the next five years Lane was placed
in six different foster homes and struggled
with difficult life challenges. However,
she prevailed and received a Governors’
Scholarship, eventually graduating from
Western Washington University with a major in
sociology. Now Lane volunteers and helps other
foster youth, letting them know that they, like
she, can be successful in college and in life with
the right supports.
L-R: Seattle Niketown assistant manager Summer Pelger, Governors’ Scholarship
alumna Lane Shtelen, and former Governor Gary Locke pictured in the Seattle
Niketown store. Nike is a founding sponsor of the Governors’ Cup Golf
Tournament, proceeds from which fund the scholarship program.
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washington state governors’
sc holarship for foster youth
The numbers are staggering—nationally only 3% of foster youth attain
bachelor’s degrees. The Governors’ Scholarship gives young people from
foster care in Washington State a chance to earn college degrees.
Begun in 2001 by then Governor Gary Locke, the Governors’ Scholarship—supported and endorsed by all
former and current Washington State Governors—brings hope and opportunity to those raised in foster care so
they can become self-sufficient and productive adults, prepared for success in life, school, and work.
The challenges are often enormous. Foster youth can be transferred from home to home when they are young
and then set out on their own when they are 18 with no resources to continue their education. Many of these
students have faced additional challenges such as difficult family situations, homelessness, and shelter living.
This year, over $500,000 was raised at the annual Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament in support of the
scholarship, bringing the total raised to $3.3 million. The amount was enough to provide 44 four-year college
scholarships. Over 75 businesses contribute annually to the event, including founding sponsors KKR and Nike.
”
Thanks to my scholarship, I realized on a deeper level
that there were people who believed in me—people who
”
felt I had the potential to stay in school and not drop out.
—
lane shtelen
was h in g to n s tate g o ver n o r s ’ sch o l ar s h ip f o r f o s t e r y o u t h
1 7 6 sch o l a r s h i ps si nce 2001
1 7 g r a du at e s at e nd of 2008
$ 3 .3 m i l l i o n r ai se d
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leadership 1000 sc holarship
The Leadership 1000 Scholarship Program matches deserving young
men and women with generous individual, foundation, and business
donors who promise to provide $5000 for each of four years to assist
their scholars in earning their college degrees.
The types of donors who sponsor a Leadership 1000 student are those who value education and recognize
the importance—and the advantages—of bringing opportunities for learning to students who otherwise might
not be able to attend college. They are people who want to reach out and make a difference, one student at a
time. A Leadership 1000 Scholarship can be customized around a general set of requirements requested by the
donor, such as a student attending a particular high school or college or pursuing a specific major.
In 2008 under the Leadership 1000 Program, The Martinez Foundation—founded by former Mariner
great Edgar Martinez and his wife Holli—pledged to fund ten $20,000 four-year scholarships for Latino
undergraduates. Other businesses and individuals, such as O Wines and M Powered Events, also created
innovative scholarship programs.
”
Thanks to my scholarship, I was able to connect with someone
whose commitment to philanthropy went far beyond finances.
He is a mentor whose career and life experiences are helping to
”
shape and develop my professional and personal growth.
leadershi p 1 0 0 0 sc h o l ar s h ip
1 5 6 sch o l a r s h i ps s i n c e 2 0 0 1
1 9 g r a du at e s at e n d o f 2 0 0 8
$ 2 .7 m i l l i o n r a i s e d
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j o n k e l e ta
Jon Keleta was born in Eritrea—a small
civil war-torn country in East Africa. His mother
escaped to Germany with Jon shortly after birth,
then to America when he was eight years old.
Life wasn’t easy though. Due to his mothers’ back
injury when Jon was 17, he worked nearly full
time during high school to help pay the bills.
Clearly, Jon isn’t afraid of adversity or hard
work. Donor Tom Garland recognized and
respected his fortitude, and supported Jon
financially to help him earn a degree in
Finance and Accounting at the University of
Washington. He also continues to help guide Jon
professionally. Today, Jon provides Advisory
Services with the Seattle firm Ernst & Young.
L-R: Leadership 1000 alumnus Jon Keleta with mentor and
Leadership 1000 donor Tom Garland pictured in the downtown
offices of Ernst & Young
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district of columbia college success foundation
The District of Columbia College Success Foundation (DC CSF) completed its first
year of operation in 2008, with a cohort of 167 students attending more than 70
universities around the country. In addition, another 174 young men and women
from the D.C. Anacostia neighborhood were selected to be part of the second cohort
of the DC Achievers Scholarship Program.
d c csf
B ob C r av e s
Chair, President, and CEO
S u e By e r s
Chief Academic Officer
College Success Foundation
H er b T i l l e ry
Executive Director
Only 9% of D.C. ninth graders go on to earn college degrees,
compared to a 23% national average. Funded through a 15-year
$116 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the
Achievers Program provides scholarships, mentoring, and highintensity college preparation services annually to as many as 250
highly motivated, low-income students from six public high schools.
Over the next ten years, approximately 2,250 students will be
impacted—students who might not otherwise know how to apply,
afford, or attend college.
Shaped around the specific challenges faced in the District of
Columbia, the program includes hometown mentors to provide
individual guidance, the HERO program to support young men of
color, and the ACE summer experience to give students a first taste
of college.
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The DC College Success Foundation works with other organizations
throughout the District under the Double the Numbers coalition,
designed to raise D.C.’s college graduation numbers closer to the
national average. Some of the key participating organizations
include D.C. Public Schools, D.C. Office of the State Superintendent
for Education, The D.C. Education Compact, The D.C. College
Access Program, and the Mayor’s Office.
The DC College Success Foundation and Costco Wholesale
collaborated on the first joint scholarship breakfast in the District
of Columbia, designed to raise money and encourage college
attendance for deserving students who want to attend college but
cannot afford it.
For further information on the District of Columbia College Success Foundation, the
DC CSF 2008 Annual Report is available upon request.
washington state mentors
The mission of Washington State Mentors (WSM) is to promote and support quality
mentoring that fosters positive youth development and academic success. There are
estimated to be more than 240,000 children in Washington State who could benefit from
having a mentor yet only 30,000 have one. This leaves a gap of more than 200,000.
Washington State Mentors is closing that gap.
Washingt on
S tate Ment ors
J im M a r s h
President & COO
L a r ry W r i g ht
Executive Director
Washington State Mentors is the only organization serving the
statewide mentoring community, acting as an information broker
between the state’s 200 direct-service mentoring providers, state
agencies and benefactors. With the support of Washington State’s
Department of Social and Health Services, Costco Wholesale, the Bill
& Melinda Gates Foundation, and several companies including Bank
of America, WSM is increasing the capacity of mentoring programs
and improving the quality of the mentoring provided by directing
new streams of revenue to the field.
including best practices in mentoring. Perhaps most significantly,
the number of children with a mentor has grown from 12,000 to
30,000 in the last four years, in part due to the efforts of WSM.
Washington State Mentors is the champion of mentoring
in Washington State and remains committed to closing the
mentoring gap.
For further information on Washington State Mentors, the WSM 2008 Annual
Report is available upon request.
Since its inception in 2004, WSM has awarded more than 75 grants
to direct-service mentoring providers worth $4 million. WSM has
delivered more than 100 training sessions on a variety of topics
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2008 washington state highlights
New Ventures and Partnerships
College Bound Scholarship Program Launched: Governor
Chris Gregoire and the Washington State Legislature inspired all
Washington students to dream big when they created the College
Bound Scholarship. CSF and the Higher Education Coordinating
Board (HECB) helped launch the program that puts low-income
seventh and eighth graders on the path to a college education by
offering the promise of tuition when the student reaches college
age if the student keeps up his or her grades and stays crime-free.
Thanks to a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CSF has
established a marketing and outreach program throughout the state
so that low-income families are able to sign up for the scholarship
opportunity.
College Access Network Builds in Washington State:
As part of developing a Washington State College Access
Network, the College Success Foundation completed an in-depth
geographically based gap analysis of college access/readiness
services in the state with grant support from College Spark
Washington. CSF is partnering with the HECB, GEAR UP (Gaining
Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs), NELA,
College Spark Washington and National College Access Network
on this project. Based on the findings, a plan was developed to
provide in-school and community-based college readiness supports
to target student populations in areas of need. In addition, plans are
underway to launch a statewide college access network that will
bring together youth serving organizations, colleges and universities
and access organizations to better coordinate college access
supports and fill existing geographic gaps in services.
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KnowHow2GO Washington Campaign Launched:
KnowHow2GO is a national grassroots effort designed to help
ensure that students have the information they need to prepare
for college. Collaborating with the Northwest Education Loan
Association (NELA), CSF provided leadership and support to the
KnowHow2GO Washington campaign, which was launched in
spring 2008. A college access summit was held at the University of
Washington and over 200 people attended the day-long event.
Coalition Brings Together Statewide Efforts for Education
Reform: Washington Leads, a coalition of advocacy and policy
organizations, corporations, and individuals, began last year. It
is now known as Excellent Schools Now and is a diverse group
representing many sectors of the community. It has as its mission to
“coalesce public and political will to deliver higher expectations and
achievement for all children.” The College Success Foundation has
taken an active role in the organization, providing leadership and
support. Among its efforts was support for the CORE 24 initiative to
strengthen high school curriculum requirements.
Funding Raised for Tacoma Expansion: The College Success
Foundation raised $2 million of the $3 million needed to open the
Tacoma College Success Foundation offices in 2009. In addition,
CSF has developed many collaborating partnerships with Tacoma
organizations and is meeting with Tacoma community stakeholders
and opinion leaders in support of the program.
Summer Enrichment Experiences
Fundraising Events
JumpStart Begins: JumpStart is a new academic support
program for Achievers Scholars who have been identified as
needing additional developmental course work in math and/
or English to be successful in the college class room. In the first
year of the program 189 students participated in the program at
either Eastern Washington University or one of 12 Washington
community colleges. In addition to developmental instruction in
math and/or English, students participated in special orientation
and student engagement activities that supported not only academic
development but acclimation to college life and the campus
experience. DC CSF operates a similar JumpStart program.
Martinez Scholarship Hits a Home Run for Students:
The Martinez Latino Scholarship Fund, under the auspices of the
Leadership 1000 program, was funded this year. Thanks to the
efforts of Edgar and Holli Martinez, a very successful gala event was
held in October to raise money to provide ten $20,000 four-year
undergraduate scholarships for Latino students. Additional funding
will support Master in Teaching diversity scholarships for graduate
students of color at the University of Washington and Washington
State University. CSF will administer the undergraduate scholarships
through the Leadership 1000 program.
Ongoing Summer Programs Acquaint Students with
College: Several summer enrichment programs were held to assist
students with the transition to college. These included ACE, the
Achievers College Experience, Make It Happen, and the HERO
(Higher Education Readiness Opportunity) Academy. These four
day/three night programs provide students with a specialized
college campus experience. The annual ACE program was held in
June 2008 on the campus of Central Washington University and
provided newly selected Achievers Scholars with the information
and resources they will need to successfully navigate the college
admissions and financial aid process and build a community of
learners. Make it Happen! The College Experience is a one-ofa-kind program designed to help foster youth discover how to
prepare for college. More than 100 students spent four days on the
University of Puget Sound campus learning how to deal with the
complexities of applying and paying for college. In addition to the
HERO Academy, the HERO program offered academic enrichment
and college awareness programs at several locations to help
increase college readiness for underrepresented youth, especially
7th to10th grade males with the desire to go to college and the
willingness to work hard.
2008 Costco Breakfast Raises Record Funds for
Scholarships: The annual Costco Scholarship Breakfast raised
more than $3 million, bringing the total to date to nearly $19
million. The 1000 attendees from the business and philanthropic
communities heard keynote speaker Erin Gruwell, the president
and founder of the Freedom Writers Foundation, talk about her
experiences working with whom others called “unteachable at-risk”
students in a Southern California high school. In addition, students
spoke of how the Costco Scholarship has changed their lives.
Dinner and Music Add to the Annual Chateau Ste.
Michelle Scholarship Fundraiser: A longstanding event
at Chateau Ste. Michelle, the winery’s Diversity Dinner and
Concert raised more than $240,000 to fund scholarships for
underrepresented students at the University of Washington and
Washington State University. Held at the Chateau’s grounds in
Woodinville, the 2008 featured performer was Smokey Robinson.
8th Annual Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament Benefits
Foster Youth: On a beautiful sunny day in September 2008 at
the TPC at Snoqualmie Ridge, more than $530,000 was raised
to provide 44 four-year college scholarships for foster youth.
Organized by Governor Gary Locke, all the living Washington State
Governors support the event. In attendance were Governors Evans,
Lowry, and Rosellini, in addition to host Governor Locke.
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ou r d on o rs
Thank you to the 2008 donors of the College Success Foundation. Your generosity
and support have nurtured the lives of thousands of deserving young men and women
as they achieve their dream of a college education. The list is cumulative, showing all
donations since inception in 2000. This list does not include donors to DC CSF or WSM.
individuals/foundations
$100,000,000 & above
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
$1,000,000 to
$5,000,000
Jeff and Susan Brotman
Craves Family Foundation
The Raikes Foundation
Jim and Janet Sinegal
Stuart Foundation
$500,000 - $999,999
Anonymous
Gary E. Milgard Family
Foundation
William Jenkins* and Ann
Ramsay-Jenkins
$100,000 - $499,999
Steve and Connie Ballmer
Jack and Becky Benaroya
Casey Family Programs
Anne C. Dinning
The Martinez Foundation/Edgar
and Holli Martinez
McCormick Tribune Foundation
M.J. Murdock Foundation
The Norcliffe Foundation
University of Washington
Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Joel and Maureen Benoliel
Al Berger and Carol Auerbach
Jabe Blumenthal and Julie Edsforth
Thomas and Tracy Garland
Heily Foundation
Lumina Foundation
Alfred and Tillie Shemanski Fund/
Tillie and Alfred Shemanski
Testamentary Trust
Brad and Jan Silverberg
Southern Wine and Spirits
Foundation
Washington Dental Service
Foundation
$10,000 - $49,999
William and Janette Adamucci
Ken and Marleen Alhadeff
The Anderson Foundation
Anonymous
John and Debbie Bacon
Stanley and Alta Barer
Ted and JoAnne Baseler
Donna Benaroya
Carl and Joann Bianco
Frank and Charlene Blethen
Geoffrey T. Boisi
Brettler Family Foundation
Frederick and Victoria Campbell
Scott and Linda Carson
Richard and Suzan Chavez
Gene Colin
Richard and Bridget Cooley
Richard and Chris DiCerchio
Rick and Jacquie Doane
Robert and Julia Dreyfoos
Barney Ebsworth
Tom and Sue Ellison
Jacob Engelstein
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The Honorable and Mrs. Daniel
J. Evans
Bob and Karen Felton
Furuta Lee Foundation
Joseph and Terri Gaffney
Richard and Barrie Galanti
Vincent Gierer
Bob and Eileen Gilman Family
Foundation
Glaser Progress Foundation
Goldring Family Foundation
Charles and Barbara Goodman
The Grousemont Foundation
David and Cathy Habib
Nick and Leslie Hanauer
Andrew and Carol Harris
Angelique and Amy Haugerud
William Helsell
Steven and Sandra Hill
Mike Hoffman
Hoffman Watson Foundation Inc.
Steve and Cathy Hooper
Mitzi Hu
Jeremy and Jacquelyn Jaech
Mark and Mary Janci
William M. Jenkins Endowed
Scholarship
JJJ Foundation
Charles* and Lilian Kaplan
Richard and Karmann Kaplan
Henry & Nancy Ketcham
Foundation
Skip and Jackie Kotkins
Michael Krasik and Nancy
Geiger
The Laurel Foundation
Franz and Grace Lazarus
Rhoady and Jeanne Lee
Lester and Connie LeRoss
Tom and Megan Luce
Chris and Susan Marker
Stafford Mays and Laurie Black
David and Pam Mcdonald
TJ McGill and Suzanne Sinegal
McGill
John and JoAnne McKay
McKesson HBOC Foundation,
Inc.
Paul and Susan Moulton
Valerie J. Newman
Blake and Molly Nordstrom
Gary and Lana Ojendyk
Scott and Laurie Oki
Orinoco Foundation
John and Mary Pat Osterhaus
Peach Foundation
Frank and Renate Perry
Dean and Gwenn Polik
Henry Popkin and Barbara Di
Ferrante
Pro-Build Fund of the
Homebuilding Community
Foundation
Herb and Lucy Pruzan
Ray of Hope Foundation
Steve Ritt and Laurie Rosen-Ritt
The Roberts Foundation
Gene and Ginnie Roeglin
Bill and Jeanie Rosen
Doug and Deborah Rosen
Stan and Michele Rosen
Bill and Jill Ruckelshaus
Jon and Judy Runstad
Michelle A. Rupp
William and Patti Savoy
Seattle Children’s Hospital
Foundation
Ed and Molly Shonsey
William Shook and Teri Fischer
George Snyder
Hugh and Linda Straley
The Honorable Lonny and
Marcia Suko
Mark and Patricia Suwyn
Mikal and Lynn Thomsen
US Bancorp Foundation
Arthur and Eva Wahl
Nick and Silvia Waltner
Washington Mutual Foundation
Weyerhaeuser Company
Foundation
Bob and Jan Whitsett
John Williams and Margaret
McCurdy Williams
Windermere Foundation
John Waechter and Marka
Jenkins Waechter
Washington State University
Foundation
Ann Wyckoff
Ken Youmans
John and Donna Luger
Jeff and Robin Lyons
Ed Maron
Bob and Cindy Masin
John and Mary Ellen Matthews
Stanley and Lilian McMullin
Mike and Linda Morgan
Dan and Joyce Murphy
James Murphy
Sheila A. Newlands
Mark Nielsen
Frederick* and Susan Paulsell
David and Cherie Petterson
The Presto Foundation
Sheri Ranis
Charles and Dorothy Rapp
Tim and Donna Rose
Randy and Betty Rubenstein
George Russell, Jr.
Michael and Jo Anne Sandler
Howard and Sheri Schultz
Doug W. Schutt
Lester M. Smith Foundation
Orin Smith
Michael Stratis
Stuart and Barbara Sulman
Jack Weisbly
Richard Weisman
Charlie and Lynn Winters
Robert Wolfe
$5,000-$9,999
$1,000 - $4,999
Laura Andersen
Ray and Edith Aspiri
AT&T Foundation
Mark and Deborah Bailey
Deborah Berg
Brian Bosworth and Hilary
Pennington
Paul and Deborah Brainerd
Robert R. Braun Jr.
Herb and Shirley* Bridge
Alan Bubitz
Don and M.K. Burdick
Deb Cain
Melissa Chabran
Bill and Paula Clapp
Bruce Coffey
Jeff and Anne Cole
Theodore and Patricia Collins
John and Kathy Connors
Eastman Kodak Charitable Trust
Ron and Bonnie Elgin
Aaron Feit
Bruce and Maryann Flynn
Jason Flynn
Jackie and Gail Frank
William and Mimi Gates
Richard Gerhardt
Barbara Gross
Jerry Hanauer*
Aaron Hoard and Jaime Greene
Rick Holley
George and Carolyn Hubman
Paul and Katharine Hylbert
Craig Jelinek
David Kadue
KeyBank Foundation
Randy and Laurie Koehler
Miklos and Natalia Kohary
Wayne and Bev Lauerman
Steve and Susan Lebow
David and Melinda Littrell
Marty and Sharon Lott
Barry and Ginger Ackerley
Robert Albanese
David V. and Mary Alhadeff
Victor and Susan Alhadeff
Richard Allen
The Allwin Family Foundation
Lorie Almon
Robert Alshuler
DeAnn Alvarez
Elsworth and Nancy Alvord
Bob Anderson
Erik Anderson
Apex Foundation
Kathleen Ardourel
Kevin and Patrice Auld
W. Robert Ayer
Ken Baca
Robert and Pauline Bach
Peter L. and Gwen Bachman
Connie B. Barry
Andrew Bartmess
John Bates
Paula B. Begoun
Lori Behar
Larry and Sherry Benaroya
Nancy Bennett-Evans
James Berg
Dan Bernardo
Bart Black
Rebecca Bogard
Chris Bolves
Edgar and Elisabeth Bottler
Aaron Bresko
Jon Bridge and The Honorable
Bobbe Bridge
Mike Brosius
Dean Brown
Bernie Bubman
Pauline Burbank
Suzanne M. Burke
Dave and DeeAnn Burman
Charlie and Barbara Burnett
Steve and Marlene Burns
Steve and Donna Burnstead
Sue Byers
Patrick Callans
Bill and Phyllis Campbell
Steve Cantrell
Tom and Cynthia Captain
Robert K. Carrol
The Cattarulla Fund of The Dallas
Foundation
Mark Christopher
Dave and Mari Clack
Bruce Cleland
Craig and Sue Cole
Brad Creswell
Ricky J. Curotto
Lucio and Marta Dalla
Gasperina
Nader Damaghi
David and Jane Davis
Joseph A. Dear
Terry and Marilyn Diamond
Diamond Family Foundation
Charles Dickey and Sheila
Wyckoff-Dickey
Anthony G. DiRe
Bill and Sally Douglas
Donna S. Duncanson
Robert and Talitha Easterly
Brad Edwards and Karen Koon
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation
Paul and Nancy Etsekson
Jon and Katherine Evans
Pat Fahey
James and Gretchen Faulstich
Mark Flippo and Elise Purcell
Susan C. Foster
Tom and Maryl Foster
Dellanie Fragnoli
Joe Fraser
Jennifer and Jason Freeman
George Fuchs
Joseph Fuller
Patrick Fuscoe
Ernie Gabiati
Theresa Gallant
The Honorable Booth Gardner
Carver C. and Carmen Gayton
Frank and Rose Genovese
Gary Gigot
Wayne and Anne Gittinger
Cynthia Glaser
Karen Glover and Thaddas
Alston
Peter Goldman and Martha
Kongsgaard
Jeff and Vicki Gordon
Doug and Jean Gore
Barry and Suzanne Goren
Tom and Ann Gores
David and Deborah Grant
Josef and Stephany Gray
Matt Griffin and Evelyn Rozner
Heinz Grimm
Bill and Sue Grinstein
Gerald and Carolyn Grinstein
Delphine Haley
Richard Hanen
Patrick and Stephanie Hardwick
Dave Harruff
Scott E. Hayes
Kenny Henke
James Henriot
Mary Herche
Mary Herrick
The Hilen Foundation
Suzanne Hittman
John K. Hoerster
Elizabeth Hofmann
Mack L. Hogans
Kim Holapa
Mark Holtzinger
Jeffrey Howard
Michelle Hughes and Paul
Johnson
Lee and Ginnie Huntsman
Lori Hussa
Arthur D. Jackson, Jr.
James Family Charitable
Foundation
Sarah K. Johnson
Frank and Julie Jungers
Juniper Foundation
Hal Kaplan and Caroline
Bombar Kaplan
Irv and Laura Karl
George and Ellen Kauffman
Carolyn Kelly
Frederick and Marianne Kiga
Anne E. Lee Kilcup
Deborah T. Killinger
Ken and SaSa Kirkpatrick
Dennis Knapp
Jim and Lorna Kneeland
Ted Koehn and Sloan Chong
P.D. Koon
Mark Koth
Moe and Susan Krabbe
Jim Kranick and Gail Tsuboi
Betsy Lampman
Dennis and Elizabeth Lane
Shelley B. Lanza
Paul and Christine LaPonte
Howard and Arthe Kelly Lee
Lewis Levin
Kay Lewis
Gregory and Stacy Lill
Alexander Lindsey and Lynn
Manley
The Honorable Gary and Mona
Locke
Merritt and Marsha Long
Keith and Judy Love
Charles S. and Karen Lytle
Michael Maas
Justin Magaram and Amy
Schottenstein
Pete and Leslie Magid
Steve Mandel, Jr.
Stephen and Susan Mandel
Wade Maples
Jack Mariani
Jud Marquardt and Connie Niva
Tanguy and Julie Martin
Randy and Kathryn Massengale
Jerome and Sarah Mathews
P. Gerry and Barbara Maurer
Jeff McBride
Bruce R. and Jolene McCaw
Susan McConnaha
Richard L. McCormick
Richard and Caron McCune
John McDowell
Greg McGahey
Bob McHenry
Stuart McKee
Norm McKibben
Reed and Lisa McKinlay
McKinstry Company Charitable
Foundation
Carl T. McKnight
Stan and Charlotte McMurray
Erica Meier
Steve Messmer
Gina Meyers
Simon Michael
Steve Mills
John and Pat Minola
Stan and Betsy Minor
The Minute Maid Company
John T. Mirante
Charles Mitchell
Tim and Kimberly Mitchell
Joseph Montesano
Maureen Muecke
Alan and Jody Mulally
Bob Nebel
John and Laurel Nesholm
Ann Lustig Nieder
Donald and Melissa Nielsen
Tom Noonan and Eileen Robison
Erik and Julie Nordstrom
Stephen Norman
Tom and Cathy O’Keefe
Richard and Jane Olin
Joseph and Cheryl Oliver
Laron Olson
Gerald L. Pauling II
Linda Perkins
Donald Petersen
Joseph Peterson
Tom and Brooke Pigott
Morris and Marlene Piha
Cheryl Podolny
Jimmy Podolny
Susan Pollack
Michael Pollard
Dave and Teri Pool
Eddie and Kim Poplawski
Arlen and Debra Prentice
Terry Pressman
Anne Preston
Rodney and Constance Proctor
Blair Qunell
Steve Quintrell and Gaylia
Meitzen
Brad L. Rader
Michael Rau and Ruth Stockdill
David Rauch
Francis Ravel
William and Barbara Rayburn
Susan Reams
Rick and Jenny Redman
Pat and Ann Redmond
The Honorable Norm and
Constance Rice
Charles Ridley and Marcia Chan
Jim and Doreen Rigos
Don Roberts
Jonathan and Elizabeth Roberts
Floyd and Judy Rogers
Stuart and Lee Rolfe
Bruce Rose
Jim Rose
Neil Ross
Joe Rouske
Tom Rowland
Todd Ruberg
Arthur and Ellen Rubinfeld
Russell J. Sarazen
Gina Schoeben
Mick and Marnie Schreck
Terry and Kathleen Scodeller
John and Debbie Scott
Mark Segale
Bijal Shah
Greg and Heather Shavey
Otniel Shor
Ralph E. Siegel
Robert E. Simpson
David Sinegal
Sam and Jane Skrivan
Phil and Helen Smart
Dawn Smith and Laurie Johnson
Mickey Smith
Sam and Pat Smith
Val Rie Smith
H. Martin Smith, Jr.
Lorraine Solaegui
Samuel R. Sperry
Barbara Stanczak
Harriet Stephenson
Arnold Stevens
Gary Stines
Lynn Stoudenmire
Eric Strand and Linda Breneman
Cathy Stringer
Barry and Robin Stuck
Kimberley Suchomel
John Sullivan
George Sundborg
Tony and Dorothy Swies
Gene and Tyra Sword
Lyn Tangen
Dominic Tarantino
Michael and Winifred Tate
John and Lynne Thelan
Steve and Margaret Thorndill
Sandy Torrey
Margot Tyler
Carole Viney
William R. Warnock
Lori Wedlake
Bob Weinberg and Jeannie Butler
Mark Weisman
Jesse and Sylvia Welch
Curtis and Karen Wells
Rich and Jody Wheeler
Brian Whelan
Fred and Deborah Wilds
Susan Wilhite
A.O. Dennis Willows
Larry and Katie Wright
Tom and Sharla Wybenga
Steve and Beverly Wyse
Xtra Corporation Charitable
Foundation
Glenn and Roberta Yaffa
Michele Yapp
Ronald Yutrzenka
$500 - $999
Norman Aehle
Bev Akada
Norm Andersen
John and Dorothy Anderson
Kirk Andreasen
Bill and Karen Baker
Scott Baker
Sheila Baker
Bob and Wendy Bates
Howard and Lynn Behar
Dennis Bekemeyer
Mark Bevan
Fraser and Deirdre Black
John and Maria Bliss
Charles R. Blumenfeld and Karla
J. Axell
Scott Breckenridge
Robert H. Brennan
Donald E. Brown
Edward W. Bulchis
Kenneth and Juli Bunting
Shawn Byrnes
Gary and Chris Carpenter
Douglas and Debra Carr
Daniel Chao
Kenneth and Suzanne
Christianson
Michael K. Copass
Paul and Barbara Couture
Collin Cremo
David L. Crouch
Victor Curtis
Clark Daffern
Bill and Patty De Groodt
Dean and Shari Derby
Gregory Dunn and Mary Disis
Education Assistance Foundation
William and Virginia Ellis
William and Sharon Fassett
Stanley W. Fitzpatrick
Tom Fleck
Steve and Patty Fleischmann
Patrick Flessner
Sheri Flies
Cindy R. Fontaine
Michael and Lindsay Foody
Todd Frazer and Lisa Predovich
Marc and Jo Anne Gaspard
Gerry Gerron
Steven Gillman
Paul and Teresa Goodman
Jeff Green
The Honorable Chris Gregoire
Greg Hanon
Ken and Cathi Hatch
Greg and Lori Heck
LaQuita Hester
Ruth Hill
Larry and Theresa Pan Hosley
David B. Ingram
Jerry and Joan Johnston
Jeff Jordan
Walter and Cynthia Kaczynski
Michael Kahn
William B. Karst
Jim and Lisa King
Gerald and Kathy Kingen
Douglas P. Kintzinger
Jim Klauer
Susan Knox
Josh Knudson
Marc Kubota
Lee Lambert
JJ Leary
Jerry and Charlene Lee
Steven and Harriet Lodge
Patricia Loera
Richard Luty
Todd and Susan Marker
June A. Markov
John Matchette
Kurt Mathisen
Lisa McCabe
Gary McGill
Tim McGinnis
Joseph L. McKinstry
Dorene McTigue
Vincent and Madeleine Mennella
Debora Merle
Jeff Miles
David and Victoria Miles
Robert Miller
Vail K. Miller
Maarten Moog
Gary L. Moore and Eileen T.
Marshall
Tomio Moriguchi
James and Jean Morris
Marc Munson
D. P. Newland
Craig Norman
Andrea Padilla
William Pan and Vicki
McCracken
Robert Parise
Michael and Diane Parrott
Lisa Peterson
Eric Pettigrew
Joseph P. Portera
John T. Powers
Charles R. Richmond
Edward and Millie Russell
Paul and Joanne Sabado
Craig Saddler
George and Laurie Schuchart
Sue Secker
Earl and Charyl Sedlik
Allen and Kathleen Shoup
Eric and Judy Spangenberg
Patricia Stanford
Jim Sterk
V. Rafael and Donna Stone
Scott Strodel
Dana Sullivan and Vicki Legman
James M. Sylvanus
Gary and Dorothy Takasumi
Kim Thomas
Anita L. Thompson
Mimi Thompson
Stacy Thrailkill
Todd and Kathy Thull
Jay L. Tihinen
Tony Unan
Tom and Karen Vander Ark
WaferTech
Weyerhaeuser
WRG Design, Inc.
G. Thomas Hargrove
Gathering of the Governors
Global Resources
Groff Murphy Trachtenberg &
Everard PLLC
H.J. Heinz Co.
Hannah Int. Foods
Hershey Foods Corp.
HKA, Inc.
Holland America Line
Home Depot
The Hoover Company
Huhtamaki - Chinet Products
Hunter Douglas Fabrication
Hussmann Corporation
Immunex Corporation
JM Smucker Co.
Jones Dairy Farm
Junior League of Seattle
K & L Gates LLP
Kennedy Associates
Koval Marketing
KPMG, LLP
Kraft Foods
Krasnow Saunders Cornblath, LLP
Kroger/Fred Meyer
Laird Norton Company LLC
Lexmark International, Inc.
London Luxury LLC
Luce Forward
Lutheran Community Services
NW
Macy’s
Mariani Packing Company
Moet Hennessy USA
Molina Healthcare of
Washington, Inc.
Money Tree, Inc.
Morey’s Seafood
MPowered Events
Nintendo of America
Nonni’s Food Company
Northwest Natural Products
Leeds Engineering Co./Olde
Thompson
Palm Bay International
PEMCO Insurance
Peninsula Packaging Company
Pfizer Inc
Philips Consumer LifeStyle
Philips International
Philips Oral Healthcare
RealNetworks
Regatta Tropicals LTD
Reser’s Fine Food
Rich’s Consumer Brands
RMC Constructors
Rubenstein’s Contract Carpet, LLC
Russell Investment Group
Sabert Corporation
Sabey Corporation
Saputo Cheese USA
Sara Lee Bakery Group
Schnitzer Investment Corp
Seattle Financial Group
Seattle Mariners
Seattle Seahawks
Seattle University School of Law
San Francisco State University
Office of University
Advancement & Development
Sheppard Mullin
Solo Cup Company
Solutionz, Inc.
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Sound Ford
Southern Wine & Spirits
Span Construction & Engineering,
Inc.
Spin Master Ltd.
Sterling Savings Bank
Strong & Associates
Suncadia
SVG Distribution, Inc.
Swedish Health Services
Tarantino Sausage
Thompson & Knight L.L.P
Tillamook Cheese
TJ Design Strategies, Ltd.
T-Mobile USA, Inc.
Toysmith
Tree Top Inc.
Trilogy Partners
Turner Construction
Universal Music Distribution
Universal Studios Home
Entertainment
University of Washington Board
of Regents
University of Washington College
of Arts & Sciences
University of Washington Health
Sciences
University of Washington Office
of Minority Affairs
of the Vice President for
Student Affairs
University of Washington School
of Business Administration
of Medicine
Undergraduate Academic
Affairs
Verizon
Viaquest Inc
Vizio, Inc.
Vulcan Northwest, Inc.
Whalen Furniture Mfg
Wilcox Farms
Williams, Kastner & Gibbs, PLLC
Office of the President
College of Business
Division of Student Affairs,
Equity & Diversity
Office of Student Affairs
Wyeth Consumer Healthcare
Yamaha Corporation of America
Young’s Market Company, LLC
Michael and Camille Vaska
Dave and Christie Vik
Eileen Votteler
Mike and Debbie Warfield
Joe and Gail Wenaweser
Sheryl Willert
Bruce W. Williams
Deborah Wilson
Julie Wilson
Phyllis Wise
Jenny Wong
Stephen Wong
Robert and Kathleen Woolf
David C. Wu
William and Carol Wurts
Peggy Zullo
Jonathan Zweig
* deceased
businesses/organizations
$20 million and above
Costco Wholesale
$1,000,000 to
$5,000,000
Casio
$500,000 - $999,999
Campbell Soup Company
$100,000 - $499,999
Allied Marketing, Inc.
American Express
Anderson Daymon Worldwide
BelGioioso Cheese
The Benaroya Company
CHEP Equipment Pooling Systems
Colgate-Palmolive Company
First Quality
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Gillette Company
GoldToeMoretz
Greenberg Glusker
Harvest Manor Farms
Huish Detergents Inc.
Intuit
Johnson & Johnson Consumer
Products Company
Johnson Controls
Kellogg Company
Kelsen, Inc.
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
KKR - Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
& Co.
Ledcor Industries Inc.
Mastronardi Produce Limited
MCM A Meisenbach Company
Mulvanny G2 Architecture
NELA
Nice-Pak Products, Inc.
Northwest Atlantic Partners
Pacific Coast Feather Company
Panasonic
PepsiCo, Inc.
Perkins Coie LLP
Pharmavite LLC
Procter & Gamble
Puget Sound Energy
Request Foods, Inc.
Robinson Construction
Safeco Insurance
Schiff Nutrition GRP Inc.
Sealy, Inc.
Seattle Pacific Industries Inc.
(Unionbay Sportswear)
Seattle University President’s
Office
Seyfarth Shaw, LLP
Starbucks Coffee Company
Sugar Bowl Bakery
Talking Rain Beverage
Trident Seafoods Corporation
Unilever USA
United Stationers Supply Co.
US Bank
US Nutrition Inc.
UST
Vine Street Group
Washington Mutual
$50,000 - $99,999
Access
AT&T
Barclay Dean Construction
Bechtel National, Inc
Birds Eye Food Inc.
The Boeing Company
Borghese
Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Capital One Services, Inc
CG Roxane
Clorox Company - Brita
Coca-Cola North America
Crescent Inc.
Dean Foods Dairy Group
Del Monte Foods
Dole Packaged Foods
Dorel Industries
Dorsey & Whitney, LLP
DWI Holdings, Inc.
Foster Pepper PLLC
Group Health Cooperative
GTech Corporation
Hanes Brands Inc
Hewlett Packard
Jackson Dean Construction
Jarden Branded Consumables
JVC
Leatherman Tool Group, Inc.
M.A. Mortenson Company
Marler Clark LLP, PS
Michelin North America
Microsoft Corporation
Novak Construction
nZania
O Wines
Oberto Sausage Co.
Pactiv Corporation
Philip Morris USA
Poly-America, L.P.
Premera Blue Cross
Qwest
Rand McNally & Company
Ricardo Beverly Hills
Ruiz Foods
Safeway
SC Johnson
The Seattle Times
Ste. Michelle Wine Estates
of the President
$10,000 - $49,999
21st Century Designs
3M Company
Acosta
Advanced Marketing Services
Advantage Sales & Marketing
Albert David Pearls & Gems
Alltrade, LLC
Alorica, Inc.
Alpine Fresh, Inc.
Altria Group, Inc.
Amazon.com
American Sporting Goods
Amgen
Arnall Golden Gregory LLP
Arthur Schuman Inc./Zanetti
AT&T Wireless
At-Sea Processors Association
AVISTA
Bader Martin Ross & Smith, P.S.
Bakemark
Bank of America
Battelle Pacific Northwest
Division
Bayer Corporation
Bechtel Infrastructure Corporation
Best Express Foods, Inc.
Beverage Distributors of
Colorado
Bimbo Bakeries USA
Binney & Smith
BNSF Railway Company
Boeing Employees’ Credit Union
BP Cherry Point Refinery
Brother International
Callison Architects
Camanchaca, Inc.
Carters Inc
Cingular Wireless
Classic Accessories
Collotype Labels International
Comcast
Covenant Mortgage Corporation
Crunch Pak
Custom Decorators
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Deloitte & Touche
The Dial Corporation
Divatex Home Fashions Inc.
Dovex
Eastman Kodak Company
Esquel Enterprises LTD
Eurofresh Farms
Ferguson Construction, Inc.
Fisher Communications, Inc.
Flexon Industries
Frank Russell Company
Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc
$5,000 - $9,999
Accenture
Acme Foods Sales, Inc
Aidells Sausage Company
Aiello Coyle Blaschak
Alaska Airlines
Allergan
Aloha Petroleum, Ltd.
American Barcode
American Pacific International
Capital, Inc.
Anheuser-Busch Co., Inc.
Ann’s House of Nuts
Anthony’s Restaurants
AP World Marketing
Barcelo Enterprises, Inc.
Ben Bridge Jewelers
Brown & Cole Stores
Butzel Long
Canon
Carter, Ledyard & Milburn
Charles Schwab
Charlie’s Produce
Chevron
Chevron Texaco Global
Lubricants
CokeM International
Continental Mills
Crider Inc.
Darigold
Dawson-Forte Cashmere
Daymon Worldwide, Inc.
Direct Services
Discovery Foods
Duraflame, Inc.
Elcatex
Electrolux Home Care Products
Eli Lilly and Company
Elite Spice Inc.
Epson America
Ferrero USA, Inc.
Ford Motor Company
Foster Farms
Frenchman Hills Vineyard
FujiFilm USA
Fuscoe Engineering, Inc.
General Motors Corporation
GNO International, LLC
Gold Harbor Commodities, Inc.
Golf Savings Bank
Heinz Consumer Products
Hollander Home Fashions
Information Resources, Inc.
InfoSpace, Inc.
Ingram Entertainment, Inc.
Interstate Construction Group
Inc.
Iris USA, Inc.
JBR Gourmet Foods - San
Francisco Bay Coffee
JJ Snack
Johnsonville Sausage
K&L Beverage Company LLC
Kalty Salios Sales
KAO Brands
Kendal Floral
Kier & Wright
L&M Northwest
Lane Furniture
Lee Sherman & Associates
Lifetime Brands
Liz Claiborne, Inc.
LNK International Inc.
Maidenform, Inc.
Marco Wood Products dba
Handy Home Products
Martinelli & Co.
McCormick & Company, Inc.
McKinstry Company
Mead Johnson Nutritionals
Miller Brewing Company
The Minute Maid Company
Mittenthal & Associates
Moose Creek, Inc
Mountain High Hosiery, Ltd.
National Presto Industries, Inc.
Navarre Corporation
NorthWest Handling
NuCal Foods, Inc.
NY Pizza Company, Inc.
Ore-Cal Corporation
P&L Imports Italy
Paper Magic Group
Perrigo
Phoenix Down Corp.
ProSports Club
Puget Sound Business Journal
PureTek Corporation
Quaker Foods and Beverages
Quellos Group
Raven Trust Fund
Reckitt Benckiser
Regence Blue Shield
Republic Clothing - Evie
Roy Farms, Inc.
Royal West Sales, Inc.
Saint-Gobain Containers
Saltchuk Resources, Inc.
Samson International
Samsung Electronics America
Sanyo Fisher Company
Sara Lee Coffee & Tea
Sara Lee Food and Beverage
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Scott Laboratories
Seattle University Albers School
of Business & Economics
Seattle University Jesuit
Community
Seville Classics, Inc.
Shaw Industries Group, Inc.
Smithfield Foods
Southwestern Bell
Sunbelt Beverage Company, LLC.
Supreme Corq, Inc.
Team Marketing, Inc.
Transportation Solutions, Inc.
Tyson Foods, Inc.
US Trust
of Education
Graduate School
of Dentistry
of Information
Vinotemp International Corp.
Visual Impact
Voss, Cook & Thel LLP
Warehouse Demo Services
Washington Dental Service
Wespak Sales
WestCoast Hospitality
Corporation
WhiteWave Foods
Washington State University CBE
Distinguished Faculty
College Agricultural, Human
& Natural Resource Sciences
Younger Optics
Young’s Columbia Wine
Company
Zones, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
AAA Bowls Unlimited
ACCO Brands, Inc.
Accumed Inc.
Aconex RT
Acosta Sales & Marketing
Advanced H20
AEM & Associates, Inc.
Agrolabs Inc
Alaska Distributors Co.
All Wood Cabinetry
Alliance Marketing
Alliances Northwest
American Bank Note Company
American Household, Inc.
American Pride Seafoods
Ameri-Tech Dist., Inc.
AMO USA, Inc.
Anita G. Inc
Apache Mills
Apio, Inc.
Armstrong Teasdale, LLP
Arthur Anderson
Asia Discount Center
Associated Grocers
AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP
Authentic Lifestyle Products
Avenues in Leather
Avis Rent A Car
Baby Lulu
Baker & Taylor
Banfi Vinters
Barghausen Consulting
Engineers, Inc.
Bar-S Foods
Bechtel Hanford, Inc.
BECU Tukwila Financial Center
Belo Corporation
Bensussen Deutsch and
Associates
Benton Rural Electric Association
Bernafon
Bernard and Sons
Big Valley Ranch
Bissell
Black & Decker, Inc.
Bonneville
Bounty Fresh LLC
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Brown & Williamson Tobacco
Baker & Taylor Marketing
Services, Inc. (BTMS)
Budget Rent a Car
Burdette Beckmann Inc.
Bureau Veritas
Bushnell Outdoor Products
C&W Company
C.M. Holtzinger Fruit Co.
Canandaigua Wine
Cardile Brothers Mushroom
Packaging Inc.
Carl Buddig & Company
Cascade Bank
Castrol North America
Celeste
CH2M Hill, Inc.
Charles & Vinzant
CHEP USA
Chicken of the Sea International
Citterio USA
Cityice Cold Storage
Civil & Environmental
Consultants, Inc.
Cliffstar Corporation
Clover Stornetta Farms Inc.
CMI
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.
Coinstar
Coleman Company
Columbia TriStar Home
Entertainment
ConAgra
Conair Corporation
Coors Brewing Company
Corrections Corporation of
America
Corus Brands
Country Gourmet
Creations in Optics
Crivelli Mack
Daewoo Electronics America,
Inc.
Damascus Bakery Inc.
DDB Seattle
Del Real Foods
Dell Inc.
Dell USA, LP
DeLonghi
Design Resources, Inc.
DIAGEO
Diamond Foods Incorporated
Dillon/Flaherty Investments, Inc.
Dimensions Furniture
DIR Group, Inc.
DLA Piper Rudnick Gary Cary
DMi Furniture, Inc.
Domex
Donohoe, Jameson & Carroll,
P.C.
Dream International Ltd.
Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream
Duni Corporation
Duro Bag Mfg Company
Dyson
E. Mishan and Sons Inc.
Eagle Bar Supply
Eber Bros. Wine & Liquor Corp.
Ecclissi
Eliason Enterprises Inc.
Elttaes Enterprises
Embassy Flavours Ltd.
Energizer Personal Care - Playtex
Engineers Northwest, Inc. P.S.
ESI Distribution
Eureka Co.
Fellowes Inc.
Fila
Filippo Berio Olive Oil
The Finance Project
Fletchers Fine Foods
Flexsteel Industries
Foley Belsaw
Forsa Editores
Four Hands
Fowler Packing Company
Francis Coppola Winery
Franklin Corporation
Franz Family Bakeries
Fresherized Foods, A Division of
Avomex
Frito Lay
Furnco International
The Gaitan Group, PLLC
Garvey, Schubert & Barer
General Mills
Geneva Watch Group
Georgia Pacific Corp.
Gertmenian and Sons
Giorgio Fresh Co.
Glazer’s Distributors
Glen Raven
Gloria Vanderbilt Apparel
Gogerty Stark Marriott, Inc.
Golden Mills
Golin Harris Communications,
Inc.
Gourmet Settings
Grgich Hills Cellar
Hallmark Global Services, Inc.
Hamilton Beach
Hansen’s Natural
Hansgrohe
HARDT Equipment
Harlan Bakeries, Inc.
The Harris Soup Company
Heidelberg Distributing Co.
Heineken USA
Hertz Corporation
High Liner Foods
Hi-Tech Interiors
Home Fashions International Westgate Home
Honda Auto Center of Bellevue
Hormel Foods
HP Hood LLC
Hyster Sales Company
Igloo
InGear Products
Ingram Book Group, Inc.
Innovative Merchandising
Solutions, LLC
International Biscuits and
Confections Inc.
Interstate Brands Companies
Intrepid Properties
IPC USA Inc.
Ito En North America Inc.
Itron
Jakks Pacific, Inc.
JanSport, Inc.
Java Trading Company
Jennie-O Turkey Store
Jewelry to Your Doorstep
Joint Juice Inc
Just Desserts
K.B. Socks, Inc. dba K. Bell
Kaiser Aluminum
Keebler Company
Kerry
Key Bank National Association
King Television - Seattle
Kings River Packing
Kingsburg Orchards
Kobrand Corporation
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel
LLP
La Brea Bakery, Inc.
The Lakeside Group, LLC
Lancer and Loader Group LLC
Land O’ Lakes, Inc.
LeafGuard by Beldon Enterprises
LendingTree
Les Schwab Tire Centers
Liggett Vector Brands
Litterpurrfect Company
Little Farm Frozen Foods Inc.
Little Giant Solutions
Little Hotties Warmers
London Fog Industries - Pacific
Trail
Louis Dreyfus Citrus Inc.
Louisville Bedding Co
Lynden, Inc.
M.S. Walker, Inc.
Madera Quality Nut, Inc.
Maples Rugs
Marie Callender’s
Mars Petcare US
Marvin Richards
Mass Marketing Services
Matlock & Associates, INC
McDonald’s
MeadWestvaco
MECO Corporation
Meduri Farms
Mellon Private Wealth
Management
Menasha Packaging
Mercuries Asia LTD
Merisant Company
Mesa International
Meyer Corporation
Michael Toshio Cuisine
Milton’s Fine Foods
Mission Pharmacal
Mitchell Stroum & Associates
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics
MJ Gross
Moark LLC
Mohawk Home
Monterey Gourmet Foods
Morrison & Foerster LLP
MTD Products Inc.
Musco Family Olive Co.
Native Floral Group
Nelson Jewelry
Nestle Purina Petcare Co.
Nestle Waters North America
Neutrogena Corp.
New Bright Industries
Newell Rubbermaid
Nine Stars International
Nordstrom
NORPAC Foods, Inc.
Northwest Pet Products, Inc.
Novartis Consumer Health
Nu Element, Inc.
Office Star Products
Olsen Brothers
The Oppenheimer Group
OPUS NORTHWEST, LLC
Osram Sylvania, Inc.
P&G Associates
PA Distribution, Inc.
Pacific Northwest Bank
Pacific Public Affairs, Inc.
Pacific Seafood Group
Paramount Home Entertainment
Peake Marketing
Pepperidge Farm
Pepsi Bottling Goup
Perdue Farms
Performance Designed Products
Physicians Insurance
Pierce County Community
Network
PL Developments
Planet 3
Pleasant Company Publications
Polyvinyl Films Inc.
Powermate Corporation
Principal Performance
Management
Produce-ing Results Int’l LLC
Publications International
Pugh Capital Management, Inc.
PWP Industries
QFC
R.J. Reynolds
Ready Pac
Reily Foods Company
Rexton Inc
RG Barry
Rich Products Corp.
Rigos Bar and CPA Review
Robinson Pharma Inc
Rose Enos
S.C. Johnson
S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
Saeco USA
San Francisco French Bread
Sanford
Sara Lee Foods US
Schering-Plough
Schneider National, Inc.
Schwan’s Global Consumer
Brands
SCM Consultants, Inc.
Seaboard Farms, Inc.
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Seattle University College of Arts
& Sciences
Seattle University Food Services
Seattle University Office of the
Provost
Seattle University Office of the VP
for Student Development
Seattle University School of
Nursing
Seattle University, University
Advancement Office
Sentry Safe
Setton International
Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella
Shapiro and Associates
Shasta Northwest, Inc.
Shell Oil Company
ShowerTek
Shuman Produce
Shurgard Storage Centers, Inc.
Siemens
Skotdal Real Estate
Skyway Luggage Company
Sleep Innovations
Smarterville, Inc.
Smith and Greene Company
Smurfit-Stone Container
Enterprises, Inc.
Snack Alliance
Snack Factory Inc.
Sony Electronics
Source Northwest, Inc.
Sprint
Square-H Brands, Inc.
Stardust Diamonds
The Starfish Group
Stemlit Grower Inc
Stock Pot Inc.
Stroum Enterprises
Sunopta
Sunsweet Growers
Superior Coffee
Swift & Company
Swift Transportation Co., Inc.
T.J. Harkins
Tai Foong USA Inc.
Techno Source
Temple B’nai Torah
Thompson Dyke Associates
Timbercreek Wholesale
Tim’s Cascade Snacks
Tramontina USA, Inc.
Tricord Pharmaceuticals
Trimfit Inc.
Trinity Fruit Sales
True North America
True Seating Concepts
Tupman Thurlow
Twentieth Century Fox Home
Entertainment
UBNA, Inc.
Unilever Bestfoods, USA
Unilin Flooring
United Distributions, Inc.
Universal Furniture
Urban Partners LLC
USA Products Group
of Engineering
Intercollegiate Athletics
Libraries
of Nursing
of Pharmacy
of Social Work
Valley Fine Foods
VEHRS Inc.
Ventura Foods
Vienna Beef Ltd.
Viewpoint Leather Works
VP Buildings, Inc.
W.P. Appliances, Inc.
Wacom Technology
Walker’s Shortbread Inc.
Walla Walla River Vineyard
Warnaco Swimwear Group
Washington Hills
Washington Wine Commission
Wayne Farms LLC
Wells Fargo
Western Asset Management
Company
Western States Petroleum
Association
WestFarm Foods
Whiting-Turner Contracting
Company
Wholly Guacamole
WM Wrigley Jr. Company
Wright Hotels, Inc.
Wright Runstad & Company
College of Education
College of Liberal Arts
College of Pharmacy
West
The Woodinville Weekly
Wyckoff Farms & Coventry Vale
Winery
Yanosan Inc.
Yardarm Knot, Inc.
YoCream International
Zdi
Zirkle Fruit Company
$500 - $999
AB Sales and Marketing
Alcan Packaging Capsules of
California
Altair Lighting
Andrews Horse Heaven Ranch,
Inc.
ATK Foods
Averitt Express, Inc.
Bender Chaffey Corporation
The Blotner Group at Smith
Barney
Blount Fine Foods
Breville USA
BrownTrout Inc.
C and H Sugar Company
Campus Drive Inc.
CDS Distributing, Inc.
Chas Komar
Chronicle Books
Consup North America Inc.
Delaware Beverage Co.
DeLille Cellars
Eder Bros, Inc.
Empire Distributors of North
Carolina, Inc.
Evergreen America Corporation
Eyewear Designs Ltd
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Frontier NW, Inc.
Gallo Winery
Gamache Farms
Hunter Fan Company
Innerstave, LLC
Lifestyle Solutions
MassMutual Financial Group
Midwest Beverage Company,
Inc.
Nine Lives Book Club
OceanBeauty Seafoods, Inc.
Orian Rugs
PMI-Aladdin
Polder Inc.
Reynolds Investments
Road Apparel, LLC
Service Distribution Company
Sidley & Austin
Snapware
Strategic Paper Group
THQ, Inc.
Tonkon Torp LLP
United Beverages, Inc.
Washington Fruit & Produce
Company
WireLogic (AudioQuest)
XTRA Lease
in kind gifts
3M Company
98.9 KWJZ Smooth Jazz
Alaska Airlines
BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse
Rebecca Bogard
Bonneville
Ray and Gay Brook
CHEP Equipment Pooling Systems
ClearChannel
Clorox Company - Brita
Yvette Colpitts
The Confectional at Pike Place
Market
Costco Travel
DDB Seattle
Deer Creek Awards
DIAGEO
Dr. Phil Foundation
The Fairmont Newport Beach
The Fairmont Palliser
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Filson
Roger Hoen
Holland America Line
Il Terrazzo Carmine Restaurante
Italiano
Kendal Floral
Kennelly Keys
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
Earl and Kristin Lasher
Lowell-Hunt Catering
Francois Martin
John and JoAnne McKay
Molina Healthcare of
Washington, Inc.
Nike
Nonni’s Food Company
Pacific Cabulance
Ponti Seafood Grill
Precision Wire
Puget Sound Business Journal
Sara Lee Food and Beverage
Seattle Mariners
Seattle Sounders FC
Snoqualmie TPC
Ste. Michelle Wine Estates
Sugar Bowl Bakery
Suncadia
Talking Rain Beverage
Alise Tarich
United Airlines
Warner Home Video
The Westin
Wild Ginger Restaurant
Yarrow Bay Grill and Beach Café
Donors for the District
of Columbia College
Success Foundation and
donors for Washington
State Mentors are listed
in their 2008 annual
reports respectively.
co ll eg e s u cce ss f o u n dat ion and subs idiar ie s
c o n s o l i d at e d s tat e m e n t o f a c t i v i t i e s a n d c h a n g e s i n n e t a ss e t s
2008
2007
Public Support and Revenue
Contributions
$ 7,977,945 $
94,915,636
Fundraising Events - net of expenses
4,219,523
3,771,814
In-kind Contributions
826,618
260,760
Government Grants
2,681,207
2,340,459
Investment Income (Loss)
(3,296,333) 4,678,250
Total Public Support and Revenue
12,408,960 105,966,919
w h o w e a ssi s t
These charts illustrate the profile of Washington State students
currently being served by programs that the College Success
Foundation manages. Note, however, that each individual program
has its own profile that could differ from the composite charts.
Charts are based on data available. Data is not available for all students served.
Race/Ethnicity
Expenses
Scholarships Awarded
Other Programs
Total Program Expenses
19,120,591
10,913,234 30,033,825
15,599,966
8,779,232
24,379,198
Management and General Fundraising
Total Expenses
1,647,451
1,207,216 32,888,492 1,091,546
822,749
26,293,493
Change in Net Assets (Note 2)
(20,479,532)
79,673,426
Net Assets – Beginning of Year
135,525,188
55,851,762
Net Assets – End of Year
$
115,045,656
$ 135,525,188
c o n s o l i d at e d s tat e m e n t o f f i n a n c i a l p o s i t i o n
Family Income
10%*
Independent
18%
Latino/
Hispanic
16%
Asian/Pacific
Islander
22%
Black/African
American
31%
White/Caucasian
8%
MultiRacial
10%
>$50,000
7%
<$10,000
13%
<$50,000
19%
<$20,000
20%
<$40,000
21%
<$30,000
December 31
2008
2007
Assets
Cash and Investments
$ 16,826,620 $
14,555,459
Pledges and Other Receivables
8,778,403 6,632,210
Total Current Assets
25,605,023
21,187,669
Long-term Investments
53,134,691
69,669,362
Long-term Pledges Receivable
84,071,212
87,082,883
Property and Equipment
726,591 454,601
Total Assets
$ 163,537,517 $ 178,394,515
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
$
Program and Scholarship Commitments
Total Current Liabilities
1,235,011 $
20,625,844 21,860,855
1,578,476
15,636,568
17,215,044
Long-term Program and Scholarship Commitments Total Liabilities
26,631,006 48,491,861
25,654,283
42,869,327
Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$
115,045,656
163,537,517
1%
American
Indian
4%
Other
Family Size
7%
One
10%
Two
* Independent students include
foster youth and other students
without parental support.
Gender
21%
Six or more
20%
Five
19%
Three
57%
Female
43%
Male
23%
Four
135,525,188
$ 178,394,515
Note 1: A copy of the 2008 Consolidated Audited Financial Statements for College Success Foundation and Subsidiaries is
available upon request.
Note 2: Because College Success Foundation follows generally accepted accounting principles, large grant contributions were
recognized as revenue during the past nine years, but expenses related to these revenues will be recorded as the scholarship,
program and indirect expenses are incurred over the life of these long-term grants, which range from five to fifteen years. This may
result in a negative change in net assets in a particular year, but since it is a result of following generally accepted accounting
principles, it is an accounting shortfall and not a cash shortfall. Scholarship, program and indirect expenses relating to these grants
of $24,263,000 were recognized during the year ending December 31, 2008.
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ou r m en t o rs
Michael Rottersman
Nova Schauss
Amy Sherbourne
Val Rie Smith
Nancy Sprick
Lauren Thompson
Brad Tomhave
Justine Tvedt
Jessica Wallace
Robert Yuong
Moncef Belgacem
Alphonso Buechl
Susan Charrier
Patricia Coleman
Kenneth Colman
Lorelie de Leon
Bridget Elliot
Aida Fraser-Hammer
Barry Fretwell
Kevin Garling
Lakesha Gates
Joshua Gerstman
Synthia Gounder
Jeremy Hall
Melissa Hougland
Sandy Lam
Pauli Lavochin
Debra Leroy
Michael Martinson
Anel Mercado
Sweeney Motinola
Ngam Nguyen
Randy Nunez
Doug Porter
Lisa Predovich
Perry Raak
Marcia Rebmann
Merri Rieger
Michael Robinett
Davy Robinson
James Schiechl
Stori Thomas
Terri Turner
Tammy Unruh
Allen Whitten
Foster
K i t t i ta s
Mentoring is at the heart of what we do! We believe that mentoring plays a strong role in our scholars’ lives
as they navigate the road to success in college. We thank all those individuals for their caring guidance and
knowledgeable support to help these deserving young men and women achieve their dreams of a college
education.
2008 Hometown Mentors
Special thanks to our Hometown Mentors who volunteer their time to assist students in the
Achievers High Schools as they prepare for college. Your assistance is so important at such a
critical turning point in their lives.
Cleveland
Amy Baeder
Michelle Bagley
Victoria Bernstein
Kanisha Buss
Andre Canty
Karen DeVilla
Jeron Gates
Seneit Habte
Lenny Haynes
Marc Johnson
Tiffany Jones
Karol Kinney
Katy Kravitz
Solynn McCurdy
Rosalinda Mendoza
Lee-Lee Miao
Jen Newman
Sybil Powell
Eddie Reed
Randy Riley
Peter Ruelas
Ay Saechao
Jennifer Schoen
Adria Sneed
Mary Sullivan
Layla Taylor
Stori Thomas
Jen Waak
C l o v e r Pa r k
Teresa Antonopolos
Praxia Apostle
Keith Blocker
Travis Campbell
Mimi Chan
Joy Cruz
Kelsey Dawson
John DeMars
Mitchell Dietz
Jennifer Dixon
Filma Fontanilla
Carletta Garraway
Sandra Glasse
Yolanda Haskins
Hugh Hedges
Ron Jacobs
Jenee James
Edward Judie
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Anthony Keen
Lee Lambert
Tasha Landram
Mary Morales-West
Wesley Niblack
Bob Oba
Julie Oldds
Jon Orozco
Maria Otero
Samantha Pairis
Noah Prince
Cozette Shackelford
Casey Silbaugh
Andrea Simmons
Jaron Townsend
Chris Trinidad
D av i s
Betty Andrews
Stacey Andrews
Elizabeth Baranowski
Jessica Barriga
David Curry
Ricardo deVilla
Joe Farina
Ray Funk
Mireya Galvez
Amanda Garcia
David Garcia
Ner Garza
Mark Gibson
Criselda Gonzalez
Luis Gutierrez
Yolanda Guzman
Patricia Hernandez
Mai Hoang
Craig Hooper
Linda Iasella
Adriana Janovich
Sagrario Jimenez
Annie Kunkel
Heather Magana
Cody Mains
Susan Martin
Maria Martinez-Escobar
Nancy Mazzola
Maggie Mendoza
Maria Mendoza
Jacqueline Meyer-Garcia
Andres Moreno
Carrie Nelson
Ann Newell
Michael Palencia
Susan Parker
Jose Pizano
Gilbert Plascencia
Jennifer Ramos
Vickie Reed
Laura Riel
Manuel Rodriguez
Lonni Rodriguez-Funk
Carmen Romero
Allison Sanchez
Isidra Sanchez
Vicente Sanchez
Joy Staley
James Stewart
Patricia Tate
Yajaira Tovar
Rafael Villalobos
Norm Walker
Emily Washines
Jennifer Weber
Marsha Wesley
Charles Wheaton
F o ss
Norma Barrineau
Linda Bautista
Joan Davis
Kelli Delaney
A.J. Edwards
Timothy Ford
Erica Green
Heather Hanson
Juanita Jeffreys
Christal Jenkins
Jamila Jones
Michael Jones
Arlando Lara
Abigail Larson
Patricia Leo
Kristin Lyons
Shannon Millican
Michael Mirra
Brian Naasz
Kyle Nelson
Jean O’Laughlin
Linda Phan
Shekina Plaskett
Andre Benjamin
Alphonso Buechl
Tino Castenedo
Halima Dahir
Emily DeJulio
Mark Dingfield
Lisa Gallo
Andrea Gamboa
Jeron Gates
Lakesha Gates
Vicki Gezon
Synthia Gounder
Sarah Graham
Elsie Gutierrez
Lettie Haggard
Riley Haggard
Jeff Heiman
Lakeisha Jackson
Andrea Krook
Carl Livingston
Donna Mattison
Miriam Mina
Danny Ormeni
Lori Parrish
Randy Riley
Jacques Rodriguez
Jilian Ryan
Michael Sebade
Alisha Stalkfleet
Enrique Tarver
Josh Warren
Jaclyn Winters
Terry Yoshimura
Kent Meridian
Laurie Alcorn
Wade Barringer
Duane Baumann
Kelie Hyatt
Nancy Jewett
Todd Smith
Gerry Sorenson
Lincoln
Babette Beckham
Cheryl Bockus
Shelby Cail
Selina Chambliss
Dexter Clark
Andrea Cobb
Heather Conklin
Melannie Cunningham
Travis Davio
Caleb Ellis
Tomieka Garrett
Fred Hoheim
Martina Iniguez
Tracy Johnson
Rene Jones
Robert Jones
Shanaiah Joyce
Kjirsten Kennedy
Kevin Kildun
Kristin Kucklick
LuAnn Kucklick
Amy Lavold
Ron Lucas
Emily McCann
Courtney McGinnis
Betsy Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Rashad Norris
Lori Parrish
Andy Pederson
Steve Schain
Tammy Lynn Schaps
Nova Schauss
Jenna Serr
Maria Silva
Carrie Staloch
Erlinda Suarez
Crystal Viken
Bobby Walston
Jajuan Winseberry
Mabton
Lori Appleby
Denny Brown
Josue Estrada
David Garcia
Rafael Garcia
JR Gomez
Monica Guerra
Dave Mendoza
Maria Mendoza
Rubi Perez
Vicente Sanchez
Susan Sartian
Jesus Sustaita
Nicolas Sustaita
Lucia Tovar
Yajaira Tovar
Jay Tyus
Mariner
Lea Ambion
Kerry Ayers
Beau Beckner
Ana Blackstad
Melissa Bolstad
Joan Bright
David Brown
Ashley Burns
Cynthia Burns
Deidre Carpenter
Rocio Carrion
Danette Carter
Hsiao Chi
Ruth Comstock
Lani De La Cruz
Leiann DeVelder
Mawiayah Fields
Maureen Fortney
Aaron Gaines
Riley Haggard
Karena Hooks
Neil Jaeger
Alex Johns
Elaine Johnson
Robin Li
Eric Lucas
Artemio Madrigal
Rich Mar
Robert Mbugua
Sarah McCoy
David McFadden
Barbara McPherson
Hannah Nguyen
Maynard Okereke
Timothy Ong
Jill Orcutt
Sondra Ordway
Molly Ormsby
Lise-Inger Porter
John Rivera-Greene
Malissa Robertson
Kelly Robinson
Mary Rudis
Peter Ruelas
Siiri Sampson
Maureen Schmitz
Marianne-Veals Sebastian
Audrey D. Sharp
Kevin A. Sutton
Jordan Svien
Teresa Traner
Meg Troutman
Hobey Un
Jeffrey Un
Sandie Vea
Marlon Wallace
Lindsey Wille
Jessica Williamson
Kim Wilson
Julie Young
M o u n t Ta h o m a
Sadie Allen
Tom Blasey
Brooke Brown
Bronson Castellano
DJ Chrisostomo
Andrea Cobb
Kelsey Dawson
Chris Dodos
Kelli Dukleth
Filma Fontanilla
Kyle Franklin
Juliana Geddes
Ronnie Gordon
Cliff Harris
Tobi Johnson
Kelsey Kalawarf
Carol Lentz
Roberto Lopez
Jessica Luppino
David Osterhouse
Noah Prince
Angelina Quiles
Ron Rasmus
Karen Richards
Randy Riley
Amber Robinson
Tracy Robnett
Melody Rodriquez
Elanore Ross
Maria Salado
Ineliz Soto
Rory Stilson
Lauren Thompson
Jared Wigart
Walter Williams
Stevenson
DeAnn Brannan
Heather Hoffberger
Bill Hundley
Sally Mansur
Andrew Nichols
Lucy Nichols
Jeri Tobias
T o n a sk e t
Caroline Applebee
Anita Asmussen
Julie Colbert
Brandi Collier
Rose Corso
Cilla DeGraff
Maile Detillian
Gary Garner
Brenda Grove
Glen Grove
Rebecca Hightower
Valerie Kauffman
Gordon Kent
Rene Maldonado
Lissa Mensikk
Robert Nau
Patty Schertenleib
Michelle Silverthorn
Pat Stevens
2008 College Mentor Coordinators
Antioch University - Seattle
Shantii Alas
Bastyr University
Carol Duke
Bates Technical College
Dion Teague
Bellevue Community College
Barbara Brodsky
Columbia Basin College
Sylvia Arechiga
Grays Harbor College
Arlene Torgerson
Clark College
Feliciana Peralta
Green River Community
College
Bryce Hughes
Clover Park Technical College
June Stacey-Clemons
Cornish College of the Arts
Jerry Hekkel
Edmonds Community College
Shirley P. Sutton
Big Bend Community College
Everett Community College
Janice Lovelace
Cascadia Community College
Kimberlee Bedell
Eastern Washington University
Maria Reyna
Central Washington University
Jason White
The Evergreen State College
Corey Leneker
Centralia Community College
Kelly Kravitz
Gonzaga University
Molly Spilker
Heritage University
Miguel Puente
Highline Community College
Yoshiko Harden-Abe
Joshua Magallanes
Lake Washington Technical
College
Lower Columbia College
Therese Montoya
Northwest University
Amy W. Jones
North Seattle Community
College
Jeffrey Vasquez
Truman
Kathy Carroll
W e s t Va l l e y
Rene Baily
Shawna Beese-Bjurstrom
Jodee Cahalan
Molly Cline
Travis Collins
Trek Davis
Stacy Delcour
Austin DePaolo
Cassie Flaherty
Russel Hyslop
Shoreline Community College
Yvonne Terrell-Powell
Special thanks to our College Mentor Coordinators on each college campus. Each CMC is
a valuable resource on the college campus. We appreciate the crucial support they provide
our college scholars.
Art Institute of Seattle
Eric Dean
Tammie Rubin
James Swanson
Rob Thompson
Nance Wells
Marija Welton
Kim Yaussy Albright
Olympic College
Pacific Lutheran University
Nova Schauss
Peninsula College
Kathy Murphy-Carey
Pierce College
Carol Hill
Renton Technical College
Saint Martin’s University
John Hopkins
Seattle Central Community
College
Richard Appleton
Seattle Pacific University
Niki Amarantides
Seattle University
Kimberly Thomas
Skagit Valley College
Anita Ordonez
South Puget Sound Community
College
Steve McRavin
Spokane Community College
Ruth Silverthorne
Spokane Falls Community
College
Beverly Schoen
South Seattle Community
College
Rosie Rimando
Vanessa Reed
Tacoma Community College
Margaret Robinson
Trinity Lutheran College
Dave Ellingson
Betsi Little
University of Puget Sound
Carol Lentz
Jennifer C. Schoen
Mary Pat King
Ann Kruger
Travis Merrigan
Ann Myers
Gary Neal
Cheryl Perry
Michelle Plaggerman
Julie Poage
Andrea Sheffler
Judith Throop
Jamie Zink
Yelm
Jeannie Beierle
Wanda Curtis
Mary DeLong
Bill DeVore
Stacy Field
Michaelle Harle
Christina Hazen
University of WashingtonBothell
Molly Ormsby
Hung Dang
University of WashingtonTacoma
Bernie Liang
Dr. Sharon Parker
Dr. Cedric Howard
Walla Walla University
Walla Walla Community
College
Kristi Wellington-Baker
Sharon Ericsson
– Tri-Cities
Mary Bauer
Ken Hooper
Diane Jelle
Barbara Lowe
Rod MacDonald
Sam McLean
Doug Meyer
Curt Nelson
Jerry Price
Lorene Rang
Jeff Role
JeanieAnn Teague
Amber Wasankari
Elizabeth Wilcox
Brad Wood
Wenatchee Valley Community
College, District Campus
Vicki Turner
Western Washington
University
Dale Tamayose
Whatcom Community College
Kathy Barnes
Whitman College
Clare Carson
Penny Hood
Whitworth University
Esther Louie
Yakima Valley Community
College
Kathryn Bauer
Sue Perrault
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Vancouver
Bola Majekobaje
Wenatchee Valley Community
College
Bertha Sanchez
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2 0 0 8 c o l l e ge s u cce ss foundat ion staff
Special thanks to all of our 2008 CSF staff members for their dedication and hard work in making
the dreams of a college education of so many of our students become a reality.
Executive
Bob Craves
Chair & CEO
Ann Ramsay-Jenkins
Vice Chair
Deborah Wilds
President & COO
Cindy Garcia
development
Leadership 1000
Barry Goren
Director
Cindy Garcia
e va l u at i o n a n d
research
Lorraine Solaegui
Director
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external
r e l at i o n s
human
resources
Susan Pollack
Director
Erica Meier
Director
Denise Whitbeck
Francis Roungthong
Community Engagement
Austin De Paolo
Lee Lambert
Foster Care Education &
Policy
Alexia Everett
IT a n d
a d m i n i s t r at i o n
Tanguy Martin
Chief Information &
Administration Officer
Marketing
Tara Rockey
Aubrey Mathwig
Lavelle Freudenberg
IT Support
Finance and
Acc o u n t i n g
John McDowell
Chief Financial Officer
Mike Andrews
Paula Ho
Tara Rockey
John Sparks
Patrick Hardwick
Manager
Mat Kordell
Software Development
Gena Peth
Manager
Douglas Morgan
Sunita Koratkar
programs
Sue Byers
Chief Academic Officer
Sequoya Lazo
College & Alumni
Services
Jesse Welch
Director
Jennifer Funk
Sarah Graham
Lakeisha Jackson
Terry Paull
Lisa Predovich
Peter Ruelas
Jennifer Tell
Ann Tran
College Bound
Scholarship Program
Michelle Alejano
Director
Alyson Galloway
Richard Lasso
Lucy Nichols
Robert Watt
Pre-College Accelerated
Services
Randy Riley
Director
Leanard Haynes
Jamila Jones
Richard Li
Lorraine Parrish
Noah Prince
Vicente Sánchez
Jordan Svien
Abigail Taitano
Stori Thomas
Pre-College Services
Val Rie Smith
Director
April Bowman
Kelsey Dawson
Samantha de LaFuente
Filma Fontanilla
Lakesha Gates
Yolanda Guzmán
Riley Haggard
Evelyn Heflen
Rebecca Hightower
Diane Jelle
René Jones
Robert Jones
Roberto López
Donna Mattison
Lucy Nichols
Randy Nunez
Ken Ormsby
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Felis Peralta
Kimi Rabun
Jilian Ryan
Ay Saechao
Nancy Sprick
Jenny Yu
Scholarship Services
Steve Thorndill
Director
Kathy Battraw
Moira MacLean
Vickie Rekow
Heidi Seivert
Yeri Yun
co l le ge success fo u ndati on board o f dir ect or s
We thank our Board of Directors for their extraordinary commitment and service over the years
and welcome four new Board members for 2009*.
We want to recognize the service of long-time Board member Merilee Frets who retired from the
Board of Directors in 2008. Her contributions over the years are greatly appreciated.
We also wish to pay special tribute to The Honorable Gary Locke, who is serving the nation as
Secretary of Commerce in President Barack Obama’s Cabinet. Governor Locke has not only
volunteered his time and expertise to guide our foundation over the years but also was the driving
force behind the Governors’ Cup Golf Tournament which funds our Governors’ Scholarship for
Foster Youth.
Jerry Quinn Lee
Board Chairman
MulvannyG2 Architecture
The Honorable Gary Locke (Retired)
Governor of Washington State 1997-2005
Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
James P. Murphy*
Senior Vice President, International
Costco Wholesale
Douglas Picha*
President
Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation
Bob Craves
Chair and CEO
Joseph A. Dear
Chief Investment Officer
Cal Pers
Ann Ramsay-Jenkins
Vice Chair
Merilee A. Frets (Retired)
Vice President
Washington Trust Bank, Spokane
Deborah J. Wilds, Ph.D.
President and COO
Joseph Gaffney
Secretary of the Board
Partner, Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Kathleen A. Ross, snjm, Ph.D.
Founding President
Heritage University
Frederick L. Campbell, Ph.D.
Dean Emeritus, Undergraduate Education
Frank Greer*
Partner, GMMB
Samuel H. Smith, Ph.D.
Treasurer of the Board
President Emeritus
Gerri Craves
Board of Trustees
Gonzaga University
International Colleges of Washington Board
Mack Hogans
Former Senior Vice President
Weyerhaeuser Company
Executive Director
Puget Sound BOLD Initiative
Tricia Raikes
Trustee, Raikes Foundation
Deborah Rosen*
Educator and Community Volunteer
The Honorable Lonny Suko
United States District Judge
Eastern District of Washington
Margot Tyler
Senior Program Officer, Education
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Copywriting: Tony Dirksen – Redmond Advisors Design: Sarah Conradt Photography: Mel Curtis, Luis Gomez, Terry Firman
C o llege succ ess fo undat io n 2008 annual repo rt
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Our S tud ents ’ C olleges and Universities
Scholars in Washington State have attended the following colleges and universities:
American University
Antioch University Seattle
Arizona State University
Art Institute of Portland
Art Institute of Seattle
Barry University
Bastyr University
Bates Technical College
Bellevue Community College
Berklee College of Music
Bethel College
Big Bend Community College
Boise State University
Brigham Young University Idaho
Brigham Young University Utah
California Design College
California Poly Technical State University
California State University Los Angeles
California State University-Sacramento
Cascadia Community College
Catholic University of America
Central Washington University
Centralia Community College
City University
Clark Atlanta University
Clark College
Cleveland State University
Clover Park Technical College
Cogswell Polytechnical College
Columbia Basin College
Concordia University
Cornish College of the Arts
East Central University
Eastern Connecticut State University
Eastern Washington University
Edmonds Community College
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Everett Community College
Evergreen State College
Florida Atlantic University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Florida International University
Gonzaga University
Grays Harbor College
Green River Community College
Henry Cogswell College
Heritage University
Highline Community College
Idaho State University
John Brown University
Lake Washington Technical College
Lewis-Clark State College
Lower Columbia College
Manhattan School of Music
Millersville University
Missouri Valley College
Montana State University - Northern
Norfolk State University
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical
State University
North Park University
North Seattle Community College
Northwest Christian College
Northwest Indian College
Northwest University
Northwestern College of Iowa
Olympic College
Oregon Institute of Technology
Pacific Lutheran University
Park University
Peninsula College
Pierce College
Portland State University
Prescott College
Puget Sound Christian College
Renton Technical College
Rutgers The State University of New Jersey
Saint Martin’s University
Seattle Central Community College
Seattle Pacific University
Seattle University
Seattle Vocational Institute
Shoreline Community College
Skagit Valley College
South Puget Sound Community College
South Seattle Community College
Spokane Community College
Spokane Falls Community College
Stanford University
Stony Brook University
Tacoma Community College
Trinity Lutheran College
Tulane University
University of Alaska Anchorage
University of Connecticut
University of Georgia
University of Great Falls
University of Hawaii at Hilo
University of Hawaii at Manoa
University of Houston
University of Idaho
University of Louisiana Monroe
University of Miami
University of Minnesota
University of Missouri - Columbia
For more information or to become
a mentor, please contact us at:
1605 NW Sammamish Road
Suite 200
Issaquah, WA 98027
425.416.2000
www.collegesuccessfoundation.org
University of Nevada
University of Puget Sound
University of South Dakota
University of South Florida
University of Washington - Bothell
University of Washington Tacoma
University of West Georgia
Walla Walla Community College
Walla Walla University
Washington State University - TriCities
Washington State University - Vancouver
Wenatchee Valley College
Western Oregon University
Western Washington University
Whatcom Community College
Whitman College
Whitworth University
William Penn University
Xavier University
Yakima Valley Community College
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